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Listening to music makes me feel peaceful.

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Listening to music makes me feel peaceful.

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Path of a moving point

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The outline of a form

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Drawing the contour of a subject without looking at the paper

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The artist keeps their eyes on the object 80% of the time while drawing and only glances at the paper 20% of the time.

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An increase of: heaviness/lightness of line, thickness/thinness of line, variations of line weight, intensity of line, length of line

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A type of line that aims, fades, stops/disappears to suggest a shape/contour

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The space that is the focus of the subject

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The space around and between objects

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A drawing method which teaches students to imagine that a bug is creating a visual path by crawling along each contour and crevice of an object. With eyes following the bug's movements, the artist moves their pencil or drawing tool on paper to mimic the movement of the bug

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*Move slowly - the bug has little legs (hurrying = generalization)

*Do NOT pick up the drawing tool - the bug doesn't jump and lose its place (placement of object gets compromised)

*No Erasing - the bug leaves a trail (promotes freedom not perfection)

*No Sketchy or "Shimmy" lines - the bug doesn't dance (promotes clean, not fuzzy lines)

*Pick up each crack and crevice as you go - the bug likes to explore (gets all real details)